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In the first two lines, we create new Date objects.
In line 4, we’re using the strict equality operator ===. Remember that we’re comparing different objects!
Even if date and date2 represented the same date, the check would have returned false.
ANSWER: The string not so much will be printed to the console, as date1 and date2 are different objects.
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